We Do Exist: Exposing the Invisible World of Unaccompanied Youth Homelessness

Surviving Life on the Streets at 14: An Insightful Journey Through Youth Homelessness - Causes, Impacts, and Potential Solutions Explored.

In this compelling narrative, the author brings to life their experience as a homeless youth, casting a spotlight on a harsh reality that many choose to overlook. We Do Exist delves into the complexities of youth homelessness, from its root causes to its far-reaching consequences. The author's personal journey serves as a poignant backdrop to the broader issues at play, weaving a tale both heartbreaking and inspiring.

More than just a memoir, this book presents a critical examination of the systems that often fail our youth, offering thoughtful insights and potential solutions to this pressing social issue. Through the author's eyes, readers gain a deeper understanding of homelessness and its impact on young lives, sparking important conversations about social change and responsibility.

A must-read for anyone seeking a raw, honest, and enlightening perspective on the struggles faced by homeless youth.

Fonda J. Royster, MA, is an accomplished author and social service leader from Toledo, Ohio. As the founder of Open Arms Transformation Living (OATL), she has dedicated her life to uplifting at-risk youth, drawing from her experiences as a survivor of unaccompanied teen homelessness. With degrees in Social Work, Sociology, Human Services, and Addiction Counseling, Fonda brings a unique blend of expertise to her role as CEO of RESA Solutions and Executive Director of OATL. Recognized for her impactful work, she has received numerous accolades, including the African American Minority Health Community Action Award. Fonda's work continues to inspire community action and transformation, one life at a time.